You gota be kidding

Eric Andre was looked at as funny til that stand up came out

real f*** that dude

Kevin Durant's performance last night was absolutely incredible, but watching it reminded me of the exact reason why his move to Golden State was such a waste: When transcendent players take the easy way out, and build dominant superteams, you don't get to see the sort of performances we saw last night.

I look at accomplishments in basketball a lot like diving. It's not just about sticking the dive, it is also about the degree of difficulty. Kevin Durant going to Golden State was like an Olympic diver delivering a cannonball. Last night was Kevin Durant showing us he's still capable of a reverse four and a half somersault.

I don't want to see Kevin Durant do cannonballs. I want to see him challenge himself. Nothing KD did in three years in Golden State was remotely as impressive as what he did last night. Yet, for some reason there is this idea that the couple of easy rings that he coasted to, beating up hopelessly overmatched teams next to Steph and co, are somehow the defining achievements of his career.

Now, of course, the irony of the whole thing is that KD didn't choose to have to carry his team last night. He teamed up with Kyrie, then recruited Harden to make sure he wouldn't have to carry a team the way he did last night. Injuries forced him into greatness, but I really wish more players would choose to trust their own greatness, instead of pretending that greatness can be achieved be taking the easy way out. Even the world's most perfect cannonball isn't winning any Olympic medals.

Of course, that doesn't mean that players have to stay in hopeless situations with terrible teams. You still don't try dives in competition that you can't possibly execute. But, you still have to challenge yourself if you want to prove what you can do. KD's decision to leave OKC wasn't LeBron's decision to leave Cleveland. While I would have like to have seen LeBron challenge himself, too, by maybe not teaming up with Wade and Bosh, what is so annoying about KD's situation is that he had a squad. His supporting cast in OKC was excellent. He was a game away from knocking off the 73 win Warriors. He had a guy next to him who won the MVP the very next year.

At the end of the day, taking the easy way out, when he already had a championship level supporting cast makes it look like KD didn't believe enough in his own greatness. When KD doesn't believe in his own greatness it makes it tough for others to believe in it. And, ultimately, last night showed exactly why he should have believed in himself. Because KD is great, and he could have proven it to the world in OKC, or with almost any non-Warriors team in the league. Instead, he took the easy way out, landed the perfect cannonball, and only showed his greatness again when circumstances forced it out of him.

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Broad city is possibly the funniest woman comedy of all time

You mean Brendan Fraser?

Any of y’all listened to any Richard Pryor stand ups?

Nigga said broad city was AIGHT

Nahhh

nah i just couldn't think of anyone else

eddie murphy stand ups are fire

They on netflix

Richard Pryor, Dave Chappelle, and 80s Eddie Murphy

The big 3 of comedy bar none.

Yeah. Pride of Canada!

TJ Miller Is cool

How we feel about dane cook?

you know your s*** is funny when people still praise ur s*** in 2021 and u had hella anti gay s*** in ur set lol

How good are they?

idk im not in middle school anymore

aziz ansari aint very funny in standup in my experience

his first stand up was rly good

He’s ok

Broad city and fleabag both classic and both very funny women

I got to the comedy store sometimes and he’s gone up twice while I was there diff times.
Horrific. Just racist jokes abt his Mexican wife that have no subtlety or anything to them whatsoever. Guy is like unrealistically bad.

Made a classic tv show though. Childish gambino the same too.